Responses to “Evidence of Fraud, Medical Malpractice, Acts of Domestic Terrorism and Breaches of Human Rights” Report
Responses to “Evidence of Fraud, Medical Malpractice, Acts of Domestic Terrorism and Breaches of Human Rights” Report
Andrew Johnson – ad.johnson@ntlworld.com
10 Oct 2020
On 13th Sept 2020, I emailed out a PDF of my report entitled “Evidence of Fraud, Medical Malpractice, Acts of Domestic Terrorism and Breaches of Human Rights” to about 200 emails addresses.
At that point, the report had been “signed” (supported) by nearly 1000 people. Since then, approximately 600 more people have signed the report/petition.
Below, I discuss the responses. Some of these had text which suggested the responses should be treated as “confidential.” In those cases, I have not included the name of the person that sent the email, only the text of their response and the organisation they worked for.
The responses below are the only ones I’ve received, so far. One or two refer to a possible “follow up” by someone else, but no such follow up has been forthcoming as of yet.
Count of Responses
|
Response Type |
Count |
Notes |
|
Undeliverable |
18 |
Incorrect or out of date email Address |
|
“Read Receipt” |
55 |
Acknowledgement that message has been opened (but not necessarily studied) |
|
Auto-acknowledgement |
32 |
Standard auto responder, acknowledging the message has at least gone into their email system perhaps with general contact info and acknowledgement |
NHS HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT SCOTLAND – hcis.respondingtoconcerns@nhs.net
14/9/2020, 09:36
Dear Mr Johnson
Thank you for your recent correspondence.
Healthcare Improvement Scotland is not the appropriate organisation to consider the information you have shared. Healthcare Improvement Scotland has a duty to respond to concerns raised by NHSScotland staff or referred to us by another organisation about the safety and quality of patient care in NHSScotland. We do not have a have a remit to investigate concerns from the public nor do we have a remit to consider concerns of the nature described in your report.
I see you have shared the information with a number of national organisations, including Protect (the national whistleblowing service), which is where we would have suggested you contact for further information and advice.
Kind regards
Quality Assurance Directorate
Healthcare Improvement Scotland
(Working week Mon-Wed and Thurs am only)
Gyle Square | 1 South Gyle Crescent | Edinburgh | EH12 9EB
0131 623 4602 ext 8772
West Yorks Police
Office of the Chief Constable – ccoffice@westyorkshire.pnn.police.uk
14/9/2020, 09:38
Classification: OFFICIAL
Sir,
I would like to acknowledge receipt of your email.
Please be advised that no further action is being taken by West Yorkshire Police.
You will not receive further correspondence from us concerning this matter.
Kind regards
Dan
Daniel Ware
CH INSP 3849
Staff Officer to the Chief Constable
Chief Officer Support Team
Admin 1
Force Headquarters
Wakefield
WF1 3QP
North Wales Police
NPCC CC Staff Officer Emma Naughton – emma.naughton@nthwales.pnn.police.uk
14/9/2020, 09:51
Good morning,
Your email and report has been received into the Office of the Chief Constable.
Kind regards,
Emma
Emma Naughton 1642
Ditectif Arolygydd / Detective Inspector
Swyddog Staff i’r Prif Gwnstabl / Staff Officer to the Chief Constable
Avon and Somerset Police
#Chief Constable – chief.constable@avonandsomerset.police.uk
14/9/2020, 10:47
Dear Mr Johnson,
Please accept this reply as an acknowledgement that your below email has been received by the Office of Chief Constable Andy Marsh.
Best regards,
George Headley – Inspector 2615
Staff Officer to CC Andy Marsh
Avon and Somerset Police
Police & Fire HQ, Valley Road, Portishead, North Somerset, BS20 8QJ
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Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
DERBYSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST <xxx@nhs.net>
14/9/2020, 12:44
Dear Mr Johnson,
Thank you for the below email to Ms Turner.
The email was forwarded to me for response.
The content of your email is noted. There will be no further response from the Trust in respect of the below email or further correspondence of a similar or same nature.
Trust colleagues will be asked to forward any such emails to me for noting.
Kind regards.
xx
Legal Services Manager
Derbyshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Directors’ Suite, The Ashbourne Centre
Kingsway Hospital, Kingsway
Derby DE22 3LZ (Sat Nav code: DE22 3NH)
North Yorkshire Police
Executive Support – executivesupport@northyorkshire.police.uk
Via Oakley, Stacy stacy.oakley@northyorkshire.police.uk
14/9/2020 13:14
Good afternoon,
This is by way of an acknowledgement of your below email address to our Chief Constable, Lisa Winward.
Your email has been forwarded to Inspector Amy Hunter for enquiries to be made.
With kind regards
Executive Support Team
Devon and Cornwall Police
Chief Constable – chiefconstable@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
14/9/2020
Dear Mr Johnson,
On Behalf of Chief Constable Sawyer, the Devon and Cornwall Executive Support Team acknowledge receipt of your correspondence and accompanying paper/petition.
Unfortunately Devon and Cornwall Police are unable to progress your concern as the Police Service with geographic responsibility for the place any potential offences were committed are required to take the lead. I have noted all of named persons who you wish to be investigated in section 6.1 of your paper and none of which reside or are elected Members of Parliament for constituencies within Devon and Cornwall.
Therefore can I respectfully request that you send your correspondence to either the City of London police or Metropolitan police service.
Kind Regards
EXECUTIVE SUPPORT TEAM – ADMIN
Chief Constable’s Office, Police Headquarters
Cumbria Police
15/9/2020
Good morning Mr Johnson,
Please accept this as acknowledgement of your email, dated 13th September 2020, which was received in the Office of the Chief Constable.
Despite what is stated in your email, receipt of that email and the attached report should not be seen as evidence that Cumbria Constabulary have been placed on notice and alerted to evidence which proves crimes have been committed and will continue to be committed if agencies don’t intervene to prevent this.
Kind regards,
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Inspector aaa bbb
Staff Officer to Chief Constable Skeer QPM
FLO Co-ordinator ( Roads Policing )
Care Quality Commission (CQC) –
Enquiries – enquiries@cqc.org.uk
18/9/2020 12:52
Dear Mr Johnson,
Thank you for contacting Care Quality Commission (CQC), your unique reference is ENQ1-9548413798
In response to your correspondence, please be advised I have forwarded your enquiry to our security team for review.
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Kind regards
Mark Bain
Customer Contact Advisor
Enquiries Team
Customer & Corporate Services Directorate
National Customer Service Centre
Care Quality Commission
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Tel: 03000 616161
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Health Watch England
Enquiries (HWE) – enquirieshwe@cqc.org.uk
15/9/2020, 13:36
Good afternoon Andrew
Thank you for including us in your distribution list. I note there are several organisations who are better placed to respond to the issues you have raised.
You can find out more about our role and remit at https://www.healthwatch.co.uk/what-we-do.
Kind regards
Lawrence
Enquiries Team
Healthwatch England
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Metropolitan Police
15/9/2020 15:36
Mr. Johnson,
Many thanks for your email and report. This has been allocated to a member of our specialist crime team who will assess the content and then respond to you in greater detail.
Kind regards,
Jon Simpson
Superintendent
Staff Officer to Commissioner Cressida Dick
[Met Police logo]
New Scotland Yard, Victoria Embankment, London. SW1A 2JL
South Wales Police
An additional message was sent by Richard D Hall to the Chief Constable of South Wales Police. He received the response below, on about 21st Sept 2020:
Dear Mr Hall,
Re:COVID-19 Scam.
Thank you for your correspondence and your report into allegations of
international offences surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. You raise
many interesting and thought provoking points, however I am unable to
pinpoint any criminal offences that are specific for South Wales Police
to progress.
I apologise if this is not the response you wished for but yet again
thank you for contacting us.
Yours sincerely,
Ryan Davies
Police Inspector
Bridgend Police Station.
Second Mailing
After completing my first mailing, I realised that, though I had included the correct attachment, I included the “wrong link” to the online report (which was still relevant), so I emailed most of the addresses again (excluding the Police Federation ones) and received more autoresponses and also the responses below:
National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC)
info NPCC – info@npcc.pnn.police.uk
29/9/2020, 07:29
Dear Sir
Thank you for your email correspondence to the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). The NPCC is not a statutory body in the same way that a police force is and does not share the same powers or responsibilities as a police force, and we are therefore unable to investigate any allegations of crime or complaints.
If you would like to know more about the NPCC and what our work involves, please see http://www.npcc.police.uk/About/AboutNPCC.aspx
Regards.
National Police Chiefs’ Council
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London
SW1H 0NN
www.npcc.police.uk<http://www.npcc.police.uk/>
NHS Healthcare Improvement Scotland
NHS HEALTHCARE IMPROVEMENT SCOTLAND – hcis.respondingtoconcerns@nhs.net
29/9/2020 09:29
Dear Mr Johnson
As outlined in our response to you on 14 September, Healthcare Improvement Scotland is not the appropriate organisation to consider the information you have shared. Healthcare Improvement Scotland has a duty to respond to concerns raised by NHSScotland staff or referred to us by another organisation about the safety and quality of patient care in NHSScotland. We do not have a have a remit to investigate concerns from the public nor do we have a remit to consider concerns of the nature described in your report.
As previously suggested, Protect (the national whistleblowing service) may be able to provide you with further advice, support or information.
Kind regards
Humberside Police
Lee 5568 Freeman <lee.freeman@humberside.pnn.police.uk>
Via Tock, Kirsty 5553 kirsty.tock@humberside.pnn.police.uk
29/9/2020 11:28
Thank you for contacting Humberside Police. Please accept this email as acknowledgement of your correspondence.
All public correspondence is reviewed by the Chief Constable’s staff office. They will respond where appropriate or alternatively forward to the most suitable department for their consideration.
For all information relating to Coronavirus (COVID-19), including exercise, dog walking, travel by car, businesses and other matters, please refer to the GOV.UK website, which can be accessed via the following link https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
If you are writing to report an incident or crime, this should be re-directed through one of the following methods:
·999 in an emergency
·Online Reporting Service (www.humberside.police.uk<http://www.humberside.police.uk>)
·101 – non-emergency telephone line
Avon and Somerset Police
#Chief Constable – chief.constable@avonandsomerset.police.uk
29/9/2020 13:46
Dear Mr Johnson,
Thank you for your email, which I can confirm has been received by the Office of Chief Constable Andy Marsh.
I note your email was addressed to multiple police forces and as such I have sought specialist advice from our Force Crime and Incident Registrar regarding the matters you raise. All of the allegations appear to be against organisations or persons based in London, which is not with the Avon and Somerset Police area. As such I have contacted the Metropolitan Police, who informed me your email was being assessed by their Specialist Crime Team led by Commander Murray. I trust the Metropolitan Police will be in contact with you in due course and at this time I will therefore not be taking any further action.
Best regards,
George Headley – Inspector 2615
Staff Officer to CC Andy Marsh
Avon and Somerset Police
Police & Fire HQ, Valley Road, Portishead, North Somerset, BS20 8QJ
Serious Fraud Office – SFO
Public Enquiries SFO – public.enquiries@sfo.gov.uk
8/10/2020 16:24
Dear Mr Johnson,
Thank you for your emails to the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) regarding a petition about COVID-19.
The SFO has a statutory remit to investigate and, where appropriate, prosecute, the top tier of cases involving allegations of serious or complex fraud, including bribery and corruption. It takes on a small number of large economic crime cases that fall within our operational remit. More information on our remit can be found at https://www.sfo.gov.uk/about-us/.
Should you have any direct information or evidence that would suggest a criminal offence has been committed, please make a report through our online reporting form on our website at www.sfo.gov.uk/contact-us/reporting-serious-fraud-bribery-corruption that goes to our Intelligence Division. This team has responsibility for assessing all reports of fraud, bribery and corruption made to the SFO.
I hope that you find this response helpful.
Yours sincerely,
L Webb
Serious Fraud Office